I spot with my eyes: Warby Parker Palm Canyon Collection

Happy New Year beautiful people!

Hope the year started off on a good note and that you're already use to writing 2014 on everything by now. This is actually my first and 63rd post this New Year, Yippie!!! (Pat on the back). I've come a long way, haven't I?

I'm so honored by Warby Parker to be chosen to share with you their latest limited edition eyewear: Palm Canyon Collection.

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**Disclaimer: I am not receiving any form of compensation to post about this product**

This season, retro eyewear will be a major trend and a nice touch to every fashion connoisseur's wardrobe. So in case you need to spruce up your look or looking for vintage, classic or uber chic glasses (prescription or non prescription), get a glimpse of the Warby Parker: Palm Canyon Collection.

Just a little overview about Warby Parker, in case you didn't know. 

Warby Parker specializes in prescription and non-prescription eyewear. It was created by a group of friends who wanted to make high quality eyewear with personality and style at affordable prices. They are well known not only for their unique hand mixed frames but for their cause. Warby Parker partners with VisionSpring, a non- profit organization which makes the lenses, provides free eye exams as well as prescription glasses to villages throughout India. For every pair sold, Warby Parker gives away a pair to those who are in need. Which allows you and I to contribute to a great cause when we make a purchase. Isn't that awesome?

Now, onto the collection!
The Palm Canyon Collection features 4 frames which are: Winston, Duckworth, Preston and Wheeler. This collection draws its inspiration from the desert city Palm Springs, which includes a palette of mesquite, acacia, ironwood and sand.

Winston
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WINSTON

Straight browline, signature plaque, and bold proportions. Winston is a frame for the consummate professional. This one-of-a-kind pair features hand-mixed insets of horn acetate at each end piece.

Winston Optical in Cognac Tortoise
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Winston Sunglasses in Cognac Tortoise
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Duckworth in Painted Desert
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DUCKWORTH

Duckworth’s slender, rounded shape and signature plaques make it the perfect finishing touch. 

Duckworth in Painted Desert
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Preston optical Red Canyon
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PRESTON

Preston offers unmatched versatility for medium-sized faces. A keyhole bridge sets the frame apart.

Preston optical Whiskey Tortoise
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WHEELER

Wheeler commands attention with its just-right 

combination of flattering brow line and classic colors.

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Windswept Tortoise

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               Revolver Black

Wheeler sunnies
(l) Black Revolver and (r) Windswept Tortoise
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These classic frames are now available on the Warby Parker online site for both men and women, with other colors to choose from. If you want to see what they look like on, you would love their "see these frames in action" and even better there is a free try-at-home program and virtual try on. The try-at- home program allows you to pick 5 different shades or optical lens for five days, before buying. This allows you to test out the styles to see what suits or compliments your face shape.

So far I have not tried the program, but if I do I think I'd like to try Duckworth in Painted Desert and Preston in Gilmet Tortoise. Which are your favorite(s) from the Palm Canyon Collection?

You can view more of the Warby Parker collection here.